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Cast

* David Richardson as Vincenzo (Vinnie) Martino * Fernando Colella as Joey Dunlop * Lucy Cooke as Philippa (Pip) Holmes * Anthony Harwood as Rick Martino * Pia Prendiville as Hellie Connors * Joel Turner as Stavros Papadopoulos * Chelsea Jones as Giuseppina (Jess) Martino *

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as Samantha (Sammi) Martino * Iain Gately as George Brady * Rebecca McCarthy as Maxine (Max) Malesovic Also: * Cle Wootton as Sari the snake charmer * John Bannister as Tom the muso * Heath Bergerson as Luke the didgeridoo player * Gavan Ellis as Bruce Hopkins * Luciano Vecchio as Carlo Martino * Robbie Vecchio as Franco Martino * Monica Main as Aunt Rosa * Kerry-Ella McAullay as Aunt Sophia * Jay Walsh as Papa Graziano * Yeung-Ming Tan as Van * Anthony Spanos as Hector Papadopoulos * Ben Garside as Radovan (Rad) Malesovic

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* {{IMDb title, id=0454584, title=Streetsmartz
Australian Television Information Archive
Australian children's television series Nine Network original programming Television shows set in Western Australia 2005 Australian television series debuts 2006 Australian television series endings Television series about children

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